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7 Dec 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Trump and His Inner Circle Close Ranks Around Pete Hegseth
President-elect Donald Trump and his team have expressed unwavering support for Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth amid a smear campaign. Trump praised Hegseth's qualifications and leadership qualities, asserting he will be an effective Secretary of Defense.
Vice President-elect JD Vance and other Trump aides also reinforced their backing, emphasizing that the nomination process should not be influenced by media narratives. They are committed to ensuring Hegseth's confirmation by the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Breitbart: Carney on 'Kudlow': The GOP Shouldn't Wait On Tax Cuts
John Carney, economics editor at Breitbart News, urged the incoming Trump administration and Republican Congress to implement tax cuts without delay. He expressed concern that uncertainty around the tax cuts could lead to smaller-than-expected benefits and invite special interest lobbying.
Carney emphasized that immediate action is crucial to avoid complications and ensure the intended impact of the tax cuts.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Zelensky slams Putin after Russian strikes kill 12
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned recent Russian aerial attacks that killed at least 12 people, asserting that such strikes demonstrate Russia's lack of interest in peace. He emphasized that Ukraine can only resist through force to achieve true peace.
As Russia intensifies its offensive, including capturing key areas in eastern Ukraine, concerns grow over the potential impact of Donald Trump's return to the White House on U.S. support for Ukraine. Analysts predict upcoming months will be critical for both sides amid looming peace negotiations.
Breitbart: Iran Ropes Iraq into Rekindled Syrian Civil War
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi met with Iraqi and Syrian counterparts in Baghdad to address the rising threat from Sunni jihadists in Syria. He claimed that the instability could spill over into Iraq and reiterated Iran's commitment to support Assad, while Iraq ruled out military intervention.
The situation in Syria has escalated with HTS capturing Aleppo and Hama, prompting concerns from Iraq about the potential for increased violence. Despite Iran's backing of Assad, Iraq has not received requests for military aid and is cautious about involvement, focusing instead on regional security.
#history
GB News: Mystery shipwreck leaves local baffled as explorer investigates debris in secluded cove - ' I had no clue that was there!'
A TikTok explorer named Josh discovered a massive shipwreck along England's coastline while browsing Google Earth. He later visited the site at Land's End, identifying the wreck as the RMS Mulheim, a German cargo vessel that ran aground in 2003.
During his exploration, Josh noted the wreck's significant deterioration and warned about the dangers of exploring such sites, emphasizing the need for safety and professional training. Local residents were surprised by the wreck's presence, highlighting a lack of awareness about the area's shipwreck history.
#sports
Breitbart: Celtics Jaylen Brown Fined $25K Over Throat Slashing Gesture
Celtics forward Jaylen Brown has been fined $25,000 for making a throat-slash gesture after a dunk during a game against the Detroit Pistons. The NBA deemed the gesture inappropriate and announced the fine following the incident, which occurred late in the first quarter.
The Celtics won the game 130-120. NBA Executive Vice President Joe Dumars commented on the fine, emphasizing the league's stance against such gestures on the court.
Breitbart: NFL to Fine Players $15K for Posting About Random Drug Tests on Social Media
The NFL has introduced a new rule fining players $15,000 for posting about random drug tests on social media. This measure aims to counteract perceptions that the league is unfairly targeting players after standout performances, despite the tests being random and pre-scheduled.
The league's decision raises questions about why it would penalize players for their success on the field, especially when such posts can create a misleading narrative about the testing process. Players now have a financial incentive to refrain from discussing their drug tests publicly.